A retrospective assessment of venous recanalization outcomes for oral anticoagulant treatment in deep vein thrombosis.

Published in: Vascular (2024)

Direct oral anticoagulants might be more effective than vitamin K antagonists in achieving complete recanalization in patients that have deep vein thrombosis. Improving outcomes can be achieved by evaluating current treatment options.

Keyphrases

direct oral anticoagulants
venous thromboembolism
end stage renal disease
atrial fibrillation
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
prognostic factors
endovascular treatment
type diabetes
metabolic syndrome
combination therapy